Canadian new vehicle sales were 4.4% stronger in November 2011 than they were a year prior. The market shrunk, predictably, 3.7% from October 2011's total. General Motors market share in October was 15.5%. That figure fell to 14.8% in November. Ford Motor Company fell less than half a percentage point from 15.3% to 14.9% during the same period. Chrysler Canada was down slightly, from 13.5% to 13.3%.
Toyota's increase was small but surely still enjoyed at the company's Toronto headquarters. After the kind of year Toyota's had, any good news is treated like great news. Hyundai and Kia fell back from 12.3% market share in October - which was down from 13% in September, which was up from 12.3% in August - to a still impressive 11% in November. Honda Canada surged forth from the sub-9% basement in October to 10.4% last month. Volkswagen lost half a percentage point as sales of the new Passat dropped 31% from October's 659. Nissan, with 0% finance rates stretching through to next century and payment four-month-long payment deferrals and cash back offers, increased its share of the Canadian market from 4.8% to 5.3%.
Last month's Canadian auto manufacturer market share chart can be viewed here. Detailed sales figures for every brand competing in Canada are in the auto sales by brand post which was published Thursday. Monthly and yearly sales numbers for every model currently on sale in Canada can be accessed through the dropdown menu at the top right of this page... for free.
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Canada Auto Brand Market Share Chart - December 2011
Canada Auto Brand Market Share Chart - October 2011
Canada Auto Sales By Brand - November 2011
Luxury Auto Brand Market Share In Canada - November 2011
U.S. Auto Brand Market Share Chart - November 2011
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